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Fartlow lived in Scotland at the time: from quick search no schools in Scotland were dismissed early, even if she went to a private school not included in my search in UK time the first plane hit at 1:46 pm so either her teachers at prior knowledge and dismissed school before even the first plane hit, or she's on her lying tip again
I wonder what ethnicity/religion these imaginary 'certain group of young boys' were?
she's literally doing the Trump 'I saw thousands and thousands of Arabs in New Jersey celebrating the collapse on TV!' bullshit
Anyone got a link to these tweet? I can't anything other than a broken link so maybe she deleted it?
May her life be filled with Free Parking signs
In the UK the main thing that kids remember that day was that CITV cancelled Cardcaptors that afternoon
Also UK doesn't have school buses
There was definitely a group in my classes that thought the whole thing was very funny and took that position because it got rises and attention out of others. They were always the white problem children. I know two of them served time in prison for violent crimes.
Kid in my class made a call of duty joke right after Sandy Hook
Broke: Bush did 9/11
Woke: Eve Fartlow's parents did 9/11
Bespoke: Eve Fartlow's parent's are the Bush's
I was at school in the UK and they didn't even mention it to us, I only found out when I got home and turned the TV on. Honestly I doubt more than 2 or 3 people in the school learned before the school day finished, the only place to hear it from would have been the radios in the kitchen and staffroom.